Lincks, a resident of Van Buren since the late 1970s, was caught attempting to abduct an 11-year-old girl 8 miles away from the Wofford Baseball Field where Morgan was taken from. Lincks's abduction attempt was just two months after Morgan's disappearance.

New DNA evidence firmly connects Billy Jack Lincks to the disappearance of Morgan Nick nearly 30 years ago, making him an official suspect, Alma’s police chief announced Tuesday. Nick was six years old when she was abducted in 1995;

Authorities have confirmed they have new updates on the kidnapping of Morgan Nick in Arkansas, a case which has been linked with the disappearance of Melissa Witt in 1994. On Monday, Alma City Police said that they had "significant developments" on the Nick case.

Othram Labs, a forensic laboratory based near Houston, Texas, used advanced DNA analysis to examine a hair sample found in a vehicle formerly owned by Billy Jack Lincks, a suspect in the case.

Othram Inc. in Woodland, Texas, partnered with the Alma Police Department and Arkansas State Police to find the person who took Morgan Nick from a little league baseball game in Alma.

A strand of hair in a truck has led to new evidence in the Morgan Nick kidnapping case. Almost 25 years ago, on June 9, 1995, 6-year-old Morgan attended a Little League baseball game in Alma, Arkansas,

The technology connected Morgan Nick's disappearance to a suspect by extracting DNA from a 30-year-old hair strand. Here's how.

A pivotal discovery in a case that’s sat cold for nearly 30 years was made from one piece of hair found in a truck.